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Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 58
OS: Windows XP
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Re: Problems
Hmm well unfortunately I tried replacing my PSU with a spare one I had and the results were the same, the computer crashed eventually and as far as I'm aware the voltages were similar to the previous PSU. There was also a smell of burning rubber which was the same smell coming from a previous PSU I had before it pretty much exploded, so I've switched it back.
I'm stumped. |
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